Dear Rabbi, I was in very rush as my wife present me a daughter on 12/03/06. I named her JOHANA (The Lord Is Grasious in Hebrew). Please pray for the infant. Thank you Shamim

COL TUV LECULCHEM! I have tiny Jewish roots .I am also going to do gyur in Israel soon,beezrat hashem. In the meantime ...I fall in love with an unmarried Rabbi who lives in Israel.My confusion consists in.....is his friendship and more than this....with me a way of ''having fun'' when he is abroad or might he be interested in me as a ...possible future wife?TODA RABA! Sincerely, Emanuela

I was asked some time ago, if a Jewish married woman covers her hair in the interest of modesty and to indicate she is meant only for her husband, why do many of the the wigs (i.e. sheitelach) worn by some Orthodox women more attractive than their real hair? In other words. doesn't it defeat the purpose? If you post this please do so anonymously. Thank you jg

My sister-in-law was watching a cooking program from Canada when it was said that a Rabbi had to oversee all kitchen food preparation for a wedding. I work in the wine industry and know that a Rabbi must oversee the production of Kosher wine but for a wedding. Some of the preparation could take days. Is this true?

Does the OT conception of God one that portrays him as omnipotent or merely good? And is this how we (the Jews) solve the problem of evil?